For example, in the case of Infosys in India, the author considers that many people use public office for private gain (Infosys, 2007). Civil servants' incomes are low. Many officials want to get more money, so the corruption of government officials becomes more serious. For example, civil servants skimp on government subsidies to citizens, making people's lives more difficult. According to three cases, corruption exists everywhere. It is therefore important to know how to avoid corruption. In my opinion, firstly, the establishment of law is the most important factor; legislation must be against corruption. This may prevent some people from making private profits through legal gray areas. Usually, abuse of power is the main culprit in corruption. Officials clearly responsible for the work aspect and the establishment of a property registration system are very important. If people become corrupt, they are immediately fired. Finally, people must possess fair competition and honest management to run their business as a leader. Obviously, everyone must acquire a correct moral conscience, this is the most important thing to avoid